A large gathering of people came together to break a record and support a cause. Organizers aimed to create a long table from recycled materials, which was achieved with a total length of 5,055 meters. This effort was recognized by Guinness World Records, and a certificate was awarded.
The event drew a significant crowd, with around 20,000 people participating. The goal of this event was to raise funds for a pediatric psychiatry hospital. Details about the hospital and the event's outcome are available from the source.
A Guinness World Records adjudicator attended the event to verify the record.
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